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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
wemple's plurality. 5O,G92.
TOTALS FOR OTHER STATE OFFICER!

TOTALS FOR OTHER STATE OFFICERS.
In this city J. a. DenniSOn Republican candidate
for Attorney General. received G0,9O9 votes, while
Charles Z. Tabor the Democratic candidate. received
11O2oO. Tsbor's plurality 1871.
For State Treasurer J. IL Carmichael, the Republl
candidate had 50. 500 votes, while L. J. Fitzger-
aid, the Democratic candidate, had 11019S; Fitzger
aids plurality, 50,365.
= For State Engineer o. H. =. Cornell, Republican
candidate had 50. 7s6 John BoSar Democratic candl-
daio. had 1O9,149; Bogar's plurality, 49,3G2.
VOTE FOR DISTRICT-ATTORNEY.
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WHO WILL BE CORPORATION couNsrLi

The election Of Corporation Counsel Morgan j. OBrien
to the Supreme Conrt bench will make vacancy In the
head OF the Law Department January 10 he filled 10y
The Mayor There Is already much speculation ~ 10
whom the MAYOR will appoint There seems 20 he
not much doubt that there onv two really TrpNineut
caud date, FOR the pltc- These President Henry X
B.ekran 81 the Board Of Aldermen and eN Park Com
missioner Charles Z. McIEln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10

Beautiful WON from whence came thy bloom.
Inv beam n eve, thy features airf
NhIi kindly hand On thee was laid
EidO~ing ihoe with beauty raIel
''1wan not ever thus" th. dame replied.
"Ont pals this ace, these is tturos Uoid.
The favcrite Prescription OF Dr Pierce
WxauEht the uendI aus cha hinh bahald-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10

REPUBLICAN GAINS ~ HUDSON COUNTY.
The complete OF the election in Hudson County
MAKO no change ia tho result except 10 Increase the
plnraitcs OF the successful candidates The vote Tor
the candidates for sheriff was: Davis (Dem. l2933 :;
Crouan fIep). S.G33; Allen Qnb.), G.26l; Lawrence
dnd Rem. 393i. Lamb pro-, 3OJ. Davis's plurality,
300 The pluraltie, for tho Assemblymo we as
toiiowS: LIST District, Gallagher (,op), G32; I'D,
Morton (Dsm.L 7Gl; INA. Dickinso+ NepD. 30; INth
IIrnr-nhcim~r dom 61o VITA, Brown (Bcp). LOLA :,
WIN Fuile Osrp). l.JJS. Vita Fernry Den.), Zoo:
WIN. Farrell QDem) 49s; KIN, Lofts, (Rcp), 2S3;
XIII Short N)aml 10. The Republicans made gain
% three AssomblyInen
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COUNTY AND MUyICIPAL ELECTIONS
THE REPUBLICAN, vIcroaY Is CHICAGO.

OVER 10000 MAJORITY FOR GARY-rHE JURY
COMMISSION ELL APPROVED
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-Ihs total vote cast IN Cook County
yesterday for Judge OF the superior Court Gj342
Or which Joseph ID. Gary (i-p and DEM received
3G0si All Captain Black so 'alsD 62jS. Gays ma
jority io.s2G Joel VI. LOugHeckcr (.epD elected
~ta.s Attorney b. a mniorl of II. 7j6 all
srpo-ing candidates. Al tho Republican clnII iates
Tor county toDuiI-s1ucrS elected Ih- proposition
to Issue - ODO.OJ III county oOnS aud the Jury
bin were approved BY llIr haOrItles.
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p 3 HICKS HELD FOR TEAL.

~
NORWICH. Conn. Nov Or :. Hicks. cashier Oh NV
Stafford bank appeared bsfors United States ooia
missioner Tcnry this morning Tho case was a~,,S
w,hout hearing 10 the December term OF the lni'oN
states Courts lie Is held In 1000 bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10

GOOD REPUBLICAN MAJOEIrIEs IN KANSAS
Ellsworth. Kan. Nov 9.-lhe entire Republican
ticker Is elected BY maj 1rics ranging go
Ecu hi can gam o. over 300
WELLINGTON. Kan. Nov. 9-Suficent returns have
been received guarantee the election OF tho entire
t. publican ticket.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS
TIE NORTHERN rAcIrIcs NEW 30

TIE NORTHERN IAtIIIC> NT-W BONDS.
The nov mortgage recently authorized by the pre-
f.rIcd hi0c,hl drGs of the Northern Pacific Railroad
viii be tlrI nor saSe covering all the property,
real estate ami leases Of to company. Tho bon is
vill Tor fifty years and bear per cent Interest
principal interest pa} able gold Tho NOR gasr
also provides for a sinking fund.- OF The Sl2.O % 600
authorized $500 600 In bonis will be deposited with
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company to re Gem tho
dividend certificates which fill ,ue the en- Of the
year 40 part % tho remaining $',tNOOVJ VIII be
sol in the en- market nj present. an II i undcfSool
nat -ninr or the directors Will tao the bonds rom
tii.e To time ~ they issued by Tho company
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EErunL1cANs REJOICE oN srArEy IsLANp.

EEIC ILlCANS Ei.JOltE On STATEN ISLAND
There il great rejoicing staten Island over The Nif
tory OF George Cromwell the kcpu1lcan nominee FOR
Assembly. who has been elected by l.Ol majority. the
biggest Republican victory ever pOlled IN Iichmond
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A xrsrlrrLr rnAIN 10 Gross TUE CoNrINENE

A VEsTlBUIE TRAIN TO CROSS TUE CoNliNhNH
BosToN. Nov . tSp-c'ai The mrs vesh"nir r"'i'""h
train TO 20 across the continent VIII leave Boston TO-
m,rrow afternoon by way OF the llausae Tunnel
rout- FOR CAiiorna The train which VIII consist ot hho
cars" Harvard" Raymond" "Whitconh.' Holden
"Del Monte" Pasadena" "Alm"ria" aud Loren
ma and one COMPOSE VIII carry lot Raymond "
Wniteomp petsurc -reaers from New orH. fehnsJl-
ynta Chicago Marylaad New-JerseJ, ONO ana various
Ne I'm. land states.
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INTERNAL EETENUF QUESTIONS

| COMMISSIONER MILLER THINKS CITOMACGkEINF
| SHOULD BE SOLD ~ BnIGHT RED PACKAGES
| WAsHrNGToN. Nov. 9-Ioscph e. Miller. Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue submitted ls annual report ~ The
Secretary of the Treasury today. The TOTAL receipt.
| from all 90 Internal Tevcuuc for ~
| fiscal year ended June 80. 1857 were Sis 500 5e3
The total o. collection Tor the past fiscal ,elr I'm
clnlug salaries Oi officer, "c, Wa ioGj ll9 being
about thr iarter pr cent Oi the collected
COMMISSIONER ..incr Ienr"s ms recommend ,tIoB OF
las year regar 20 he taxation Of fractional pirs Of
gallon Of di~uli,d -Pirt- also urges legislation
authoriz NJ establishment OF special bondeI ware
houses tor the storage brandy made frosu apples or
On the subject OF relmpoted spirits Commissioner
Miller oers suggestions for nceled legislation
evil which results los 10 Govern an IN
jury TO The honest conSe Ing dsilsr "ho pays his taxes
Inc act ulatng he sale Of osOsnrgarne saws the
Commissioner, was IN force during the lat months
OF the year, and tic receipts unier It aggregated
$723.9ls which S4359-4 account 81 iAc gen
ersi tx. S3l7OO the special taxes pai by
slpl 400 he special axe pad ~ wolSsa dealers,
and slj49@4 the special taxes pad by retail dealers
During ths hr-t four hs Of the fiscal
tn. tax d10 ht"d I" SO o. making me total receipts
for the first which The law mas been in force up
ward OF $4,000 IN" Commissioner says:
IT cannot Internal Revenue REGARDED a.
entirely successful nn the IA IL an On all Of he nrtce
cons mel ana ie q'e o9 were oae oil Intern" Revenue
IN Law as this OIL oousrdoa IA the
pound the Manufactured slnsiances auch
also upon mo Dniter and
ar'i etc
In order 10 fully protect consumers It IS
mended that the law be amende as 10 require under
pecuniary penalty manufacturers AMI retail dealers
only packages of permanent bright red color for
Sarinc. and 10 prov de- Ter the srzre OF
all packages CONTAINING: butter or any substance
sembling butler no. market. branded ana stamped
the bnIdeI Of proof that the article Is
10 hs upon ihc claimant II -
Ihai the law be end-d req
facturcrs aud dealers unisr p-cinirY p~nalti"s 10 call
oloolnar raIne IN All bo ,k OF bills OF
and olhc bills and invoices and 10 require ralrOaI
ncgh agents aud oic an agents OF all common
riers under pecunary penalty. designate ~ books
OF account b! nanlcss, way-Ds AMI bills Oh Ihdlns.
SCIENTISTS ENTEkTAINED By Mrs. DRAPER
Mira. Henry Draper last evening gave reception at
me, No. 271 Madson-a7e 10 tho members OF the
National Academy OF sciences, which was attended by
large and brilliant company. Tho loading feature was
AL account given by Professor g. Pickering. director
Of the Harvard Observatory, OF the work In stellar
under the provisions OF the Herr Draper
Memorial Fund The first work IN this department OF
study done by Dr. Draper himself AMI IL J. now car
Tcd with great thOrOughness and gratifying results
by of photographs OF her spectra II s easy to
one another nv the most powerful tccsrpps Professor
llckersgs description illustrated by Ave htcro0pu-
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10 CONTEST An ELECTION IN ESSEX.

william Hnrrigan. who defeated for the Assembly
I'm the Xh District OF Essex has announced his intention
70 contest the election tho ground that bnlots cast for
him IN tue rSclfth Ward were counted Tor his Repub
ra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
The Ea.t Tennessee. Virginia AMI Georgia Ehi"0 mas
adopeI The olown- raos on is lines To- pIiurS I" ten
or ,uor- persons traveius IN body on one ticket len
IA fourr,ru prr,Ons Dig cent, per mile hltr'h 10
twruu i've pcrsOss. 30 csnts anu more IMAM twenty
i've persons. cents per mile.
pm ,pElruIA Nov. (Sp6rial.-The fonhsy wanna
rulro,I company officials state to-day that when the
Mayor OF Jersey Cy shall approve the action OF the Bori
of pubc Works place N granting that c"rpo-
u the right build is elevated railroad through
Jrr-ey City. they Will rapidly prosecute the WORK
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-The monthly msetiugot the direc'
ts o IA, baltimore and ono Railroad was held to-day
and the particulars OF tho companYs connection with tho
urh heol =, ilcate discussed preparatory I"
tho presentation OF statement to the stockhO'doF. a
tne annual Meeting To he held on November - mo
r,yruur tor fiscal year ending Nepch"c >" "o.o
~ 500 900 senator A. T. Gorman. rerralH sPP"n,I It
dreror on the part Of tho STATE OF Msr'luid quar-
fled an 4 took his seat In the BoarL
WAsut>.ro> Nov. 9.-Judgo Merrlck, 81 the Suprrmo
C,rt az the District of Columbia. to-day dened the APP
p,co,ion of tho Now-Oreans Pacific Railway company
r an Injunction to restrain the Secretary OF tho Interior
and the Commissioner OF tho General Land once from
carving out tho orders OF tho Department restoring the
s,temeu and entry lands withn the indemnity limits
OF said road
HosroS Nov 0-The stockholders or tho west Emu
Street Hallway Company to-day decided IN FAVOR OF e
r,rb,., nj TN. prepsrty rights aud franchises oil mo
Metropolitan tho south Boston. the Cambrldg" ana the
roston consolidated street Railway companies The
h.ot showed 90, 1877 shares In favor not dissenting
yn. bonC cast A resolution was passed empowering
tho oompany elect board or No less IMAM hlho nor
more tuau directors 1T ITS annual meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
ONE REPUBLICAN CIVIL JUSTICE.

The later returns yesterday showed that Cvil Jus
ce H. Mccarthy was almost defeated in his candidacy
for re election in the With Judicial District H. NJ "oid-
fegle. County Democracy candidate. received lo'24e
votes to 372 for Mccarthy. This is close that the
Official change IT, George b. Deane, IT, the ke
publican elected In the lid Juica District has had an
experience OF ten years the Office OF tho cerk of the
oOnrt over which no is TO preside His large majority
shows his popularity. The district In which he was
elected was Democratic last year en- the Slate isses
The civil justices elected arc:
Michael Norton. Dem.
1L-C. NJ. Clancy. Dem.
IIG-Gesrge h. Deane, ir, Rep
IV.-Alfred Stecker. Den.
VI H. Mccarthy, Dem.
Wis, iachman. Deia.
VIL-Ambrose Mcneil. Dem.
WILL. J. Jsralemon Dem.
III. r. Fallen. DEM
Mt L. Murray, Dem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10

E.nomm,tei Republican gain. ID / Democratic
gan.
n the following table the new aud old L"gslat
lures are comp9I'd:
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r1AuEs pEsrRorA DIVINITY or BEDDN0i

Il
Thirty young women and about twice as many men
were at work IN +. A. Hall bedding factory, ac
Nos IL. 10 and ID Baxter ST., soon anor a. H.
Yesterday, when q fro broke out on tho hfth noor
lhey made haste In getting ont OF the building ana
.ne excitement approached q panf. One man went
60 tho top floor Of tho seyen-sory factory to save
his coat and HIS face scorchnd severely before no
oaclcd the street. Two Of the young women fainIed
on tho stairs but CARRIED out unhurt Everybody
got out building by the time tho iremen arrived
TWO alarms SCUM ed aid ak engines pumped
water tho upper stories OF tho factory at lively
ratio.
Much Of the bedding tho lower floors was COW
cred with rubber blankets by tho Insurance PATROL
yet believed that the wator used In eAtfnguish-
Ing the lire caused nearly as much damage rs tiS
flames. Mr. Hall said that his stock worth about
100000 aud insured for S4e.Ooo iiis ioss
probably VIII reach 81 1900. Tho budding Il 0wned
by j. ii. Hamburger Of Fifthave and Ono-hundred-
and twenty ghth and 10 put n repair ct All
expense VI $4,000 Tho flames started In u room
whore hair Ia picked BY machinery. 1t Is probable
that . small stone got m the hair aud tho tocth Ut
tho hair-ploking machine struck spark out OF u.
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FATALITIES by COUNTIES.
Treasurer :

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 0.-Ihe following are the
latest county estimates of pluralIics for State
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Gratis in italicl:
THE SENATE.
TIE ASSEMBLY.

R.reciei fConntc. in which senators wore elected thi
year. thepubican gain hDemocraiic GAIN
III
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VOTES FOR SURROGATE AND CORONER.

Jud es eiected-o plurality. 442,5. Lawrence.
plurality. "a. JO2.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
The Thistle DOcked.

The Scotch cutter Thistle was docked
at the Erie Basin Dry Dock yesterday
morning. The messufer OF the New
York Yacht Club made outboard and
inSoard measurements of the cutter.
From what could he seen OF her bottom
there appeared to be general resem-
blance to the Volunteer with the excep.
ton of the rounding of the side. In tho
Thistle this does not extend 20 low or 30
far aft rs in the big white sloop. She
Ia the typical cutter. "When the entire
keel was revealed II was seen n that there
was not straight line In her hull.
Her bow made sharp angle 10 the
midship section, and from there to the
stern psst there was also slight curve
in the bottom OF the keel. The princi-
pal shoulders Of the yacht are amid.
ship, or nearly SO, a1d 1t IL In that
place that the model makes any pre-
tence of beam" Captain Ell s worth
ssid, after look ing very carefully over
the vessel, thsl there was not enough
boat there to bes: the Volunteer. "All
the critics, while sdmiripg her bow and
overbang, agreed that she was not the
boat TO stand rough weather, but they
bel ieve, as they have done all along
that she will be q very fast boat IN
light weather"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Nsvs summsry.

The miuers' strike as Hssleton, Pa
With no immediate prospecy
of settlement. A disturbance occurred
ut the Hum boldt Coliiery Wednesday
morning, between . crowd OF drunken
HuneArtans and gang Of their coun.
trymen Who we're 1T work. A lumber
of men were wounded on boah sides.
A bridge over . chasm, fifty feet
high, st KillAr, Illinois, on the Chicago,
Rock Island aud Pacific railroad, WAS
burned on Tuesday uight. The tire was
dif covsred by . foreman. He fiatged .
passenger train on one side, and his
wite stopped train on the ether.
A-~..~o our or signatures In Illinois
to the De tition for clemency on behalf
Of the Aparchists reached about eiaht
thousand ON Wednesday. About Ave
tn our and OF the total number were re-
ceived In Chicago, and the others from
different parts Of the Stats.
At Novi, Michigan, on Tuesday. A.
Senter, keeper Of hotel, and his wife
dauR hter and two boarders were poi
soned BY eating corned beef bough,
from o peddler. Senter 10 likely to die,
the others to recover.
Oros Cresso, OF the Spring gfeld, Ohio
Battery, wounded by the prem at uIe
Discharge OF cannon at the dedication
of the Ohio monument at Gettey sburg
on the 14th inst, died on Wednesday Of
lockjAw.
At . meeting OF about 200 German
Socialists in Elizabeth, New jersey, las'
night, resolutions were adopted de
mAnding . new trial for the condemned
Chicago Anarchists.
Hon. e. b. Wasbburne, formerly u
8. Minister To France, was taken II
with congestion Of the brain in Chi
cago on Wednesday, and is In . criticA
condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Beaten by Toughs.

Yesterday evening word was tele-
ptoued 20 police satin that mnn was
~ Ing along the railroad badly beaten.
Ohcer HsrkNese 81 once went to the
place and fouGd the men lying In the
gutter with his face olet ding freely. He
was undoubtedly tramp ard said his
name wss Wear and he was on his
way to Baltimore when he fell In with
Young Butch" and monk Austin"
who asked him for ten cents to buy
wAtsky, anc when he said he had not
the money called him q "snida man"
and Butch" atruck him, III ocking h i'm
down, and the two then kicked him and
left him IN the gutter Young Butch"
was arrested ncd fined, bat monk
Austin" could not be found. Austin is
q fugitive frou justlca and will be ar
rested whenever found. Young Butch
is an old offender, and Is probably The
worst young man In the city. Wear /:
probsbly bat little better than his as
sailants. His injuries amounted I,
nothing hut bruised face.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
DIED.

.OHAHLES-On the Goth Inst. William H.,
con OF Henry and Fannie a Charles, in his
lIth year
Relative, and friends are ros s2ect'ully in
vttcd TO attend the funeral rom his pa
Ieuts' residence, delaware avenus and Lin
coin streets, Cd Thursday, at 2 o'clocE, p. N.
Interment at Mt. Salem cemetery.
UNDER the 10th inst. Louisa,
wife of John undcrwo BOD, In her roth year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the residence OF her husband, near
Ceutrevilie, Chrlstiana Hundred, on Friday
afternoon at . O'Clock. lnternent at Lower
RrApcywine csmeterv.
SWAN. In st. HeorgoF, on the goth inst,
John swan, in the list year of his age.
Yourself and faulty arc respt ctfully In
vited to attend his funeral on Friday after
noon a. . oclcc.. Services at tho house.
luterment at 1t. Georges censtery without
further notice.
LEEDS --On the 2.st inst Beulah Lends,
rslIct Of tho late Boblamin D. Leeds, Of
Philadephia.
Due notice Of ths iunoral will be given.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22

w. 7. and e 8. Wand ke have gone
TO Kent County, Md, for a few days
recreation.
The ladies Of Shiloh Baptist Church
will give an old folks concert In the
church, at Twelfth and Orange streets,
this evening
Chief Hugh r. Sweeney, OF the Fire
Department, has gone to Allentown,
Pa, to attend the convention OF fire.
men In that city.
Rev. DIR. Nixon, OF the Genital Pres
byterian Church, has returned from his
recent vacation greatly improved In
health.
Beulah Leeds died suddenly yester.
day afternoon at her home, No. 1919
Market street, from paraly sis, aged 8G
years.
Martin & Dure, the Wholesale grocers
at Third and Orange streets, have had
new sign, by Bucher, placed In posi-.
tioD.
Workmen are engaged to-day repair.
Ing the brass railing around the win.
dow OF the ticket Office as the p, w. &;
B. railroad station.
The tramp steamer Seoiin left the
Harlan q Hollingsworth Company's
drydock Today.
The jackson Il Sharp Company will
launch wooden schooner, The @. @
Wehram, at 8. 80 a. IN. on Tleeday next.
Joseph L. Brooks who was struck in
the eye by nut thrown by bad boy,
at the Diamond State mill, is grad uAliy
recovering and will soon be all right
again.
Leonard Reyno nolds was stru X In the
back with hook last evening. while
working in the Diamond State rollin Q
mill. and rendered un nconscious for some
fme.
Powell, in the Third street market,
opens every day Western Shore oysters.
He has also on hand blue fish, black
bass, white fsh, steak Goldfish, Cape
May goodies, catfish. Telephone call
| 423.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Handsome Oars,

Yesterday the three new Woodruff
buffet sleeping cars Kennebec, Itssko
and Merrimack were finished. The cars
are 66 feet long and mounted on six.
wheel trucks with 42-inch stud wheels,
The weight Of each OF the cara Ia &c, Geo
pounds. In the interior are twelve
sleeping sections, with upper and lower
berths, lavatory, smoking room, n
family room aud buffet. They are
lighted by fifteen double chasdeiiers,
and furnished with electric cal bells
The exterior decorations ara OF the usual
order, and the WORK good snd solid, but
not giving Indication OF the beauty OF
the interior finish, The inside wood
work 10 of mahogany, carved and inlsid
with other woods, and each berth is
decorated In msrquetry and hand fin
ished panels. The upholstery is In bloe
plush, ana the f1ocrs are covered with
mcqnette carpet. Each sleeping section
is made private apartment by draw.
ina handsome curtain of special de.
sign and OF heavy silk and woolen stuff
The richness Of upholstery and wood
work make tue cars moving palace
and in this respect they eGual IL nol
surpass all former efforts OF the j Jackson
& Sharp Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
The Color Limo IN Ohio.

The Legislature OF Ohio last winter re-
pealed the law authorizing the establish
ment separate schools for colored chill
dren. This is causing trouble In many
places. At Oxford, nearly all the colored
pupils left their own school and asked
admission to the white school. The
Board in obedience to resolutions adopted
at public meeting, ordered the colored
pupils back to their own school, and now
the colored people talk of apply ing for a
mandamus. At Yellow Springs, the
Board has ordered the schools to be closed
indefinitely, or until the Legislature can
take some action. At Ripley, q manda.
mus has been asked for 10 compel the ad-
mission of colored pupils to the same
school as white.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
TX, q. n. Comn'n -,

nv, ,,o,s cast es Of h kliaa,
Golden K gle aFd p r. riss, lh|
oTgin'zing com u LL .lsn fully 4
pect TO have the :, p,'h u 10 tLeir
aud drilled in line ~ De-t. I'd
was6irS'on , IL as,, " T. + atrro i,lS
mauteIy !. a !, pc" :" Witnessed y p.
sad sll thoao wao u . ;, S4rits T.rp in IIrs,
ING of tho com on, mag a. u'ennlal 1a1m ce'''
Cohs9'." ."sv.hly ot them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
a Hospital for Tn. Insane Burned.

JAcKsoEvILLH, ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-Oak
Lawn Retreat. = private Hospital for
the ipssna. pea~ tb,s city, was burned
t'.jA.; loss, e25 100. Il wss 20 far
from the city that th. Ere engines were
unable :, reach IL IN time TO do any
good. The proprietor, DR.. A. McFar.
land, was seriously burned. For Q
time there was scene OF Wild confu.
ston. Patients we're running TO and fro
over the grounds OF the retreat and
nothing could be done to restrain them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
Suspension OF Tonnage,

An agrtement has bsen entered into
bat ween the United States and Spain
for the reciprocal and complete suspen.
sion of oil discriminating duties Of ton
mage or impoets In tho United States
and the islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico
aud all other counties belonging to the
Crown Of Spain, upon vessels Of tie re-
spective countries and their care0es.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-22
In MefnOrta,

In memory OF Bessie Maguire, who
died Septen Der II, 1881. She w0s laid
away In handsome white caskat OF
en- bosseA velvet, furnished by Under.
tsSei d. Kilroy, and nearly covered
with flowers which were tent from the
many friends who loved her. The
flowers consisted OF a crown from Mr..
Jamss Riley and vile, a star from Mrs.
L"mue' Peaky, two wreaths from the
Mlssee Z'mnetmap, two bouquets from
Mrs. Alfred johnson, wreath from
her parents, . number of cut flowers
from Mrs JAmes Stokes. two crystal.
lied lilies from Mrs. John Carpenter
and pillow from Miss Stokes.
Bes'e was tho love Of many hearts,
The light OF many eyes;
Her little rsce on earth 10 run-
her homes beyond the skies.
Our trst in heaven